Neverwhere

by Neil Gaiman | Science Fiction & Fantasy |
ISBN: 0380789019 Global Overview for this book
Registered by megtall of Burton, Michigan USA on 11/4/2009
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20 journalers for this copy...
Journal Entry 1 by megtall from Burton, Michigan USA on Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Absolutely LOVE this book. I have 2 copies, so I definitely want to pass this one along.

Journal Entry 2 by megtall at -- Mail or by hand-rings, RABCK, meetings --, Michigan USA on Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Released 14 yrs ago (11/4/2009 UTC) at -- Mail or by hand-rings, RABCK, meetings --, Michigan USA

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I was browsing RABCK.com, and stumbled across someone who had similar reading interests as myself and has this book listed on their wishlist. So, I want to make sure that they receive an amazing book. This is one of my favorite Gaiman books and I have 2 copies.
Please enjoy!!
Namaste.
megtall

Journal Entry 3 by sothisdhampir from Fort Worth, Texas USA on Monday, November 9, 2009
Wow! Oh I cannot even begin to tell you how excited I am to have recived this book. I have had that darnest luck finding any of Gaiman's full legnth novels...either they are checked out from the library, I can't afford them when I do find them, and I don't seem to find many copies on bookcrossing either. I have however read Gaiman's short stories and graphic novels and they are astonishing. This book is one of the books I have been wanting the most all year! :D I am just overjoyed! :D Thank you so so much for your kindness megtall!

Journal Entry 4 by sothisdhampir from Fort Worth, Texas USA on Saturday, November 28, 2009
Another wonderful book by Gaiman who keep impressing me, he is certianly my favorite author that I have discovered this year. I quite enjoyed this book, certianly very memorable for it's wonderful and well rounded characters. There was something missing however that kept it from being an instant classic in my eyes however...maybe it was just becuse that while it was a character driven story, Gaiman did have a tendancy to throw to many at me at once. You hardly got to get to know one before here comes three more, but overall it was a great read the whole way though. There were parts that I did see coming and others I wouldn't have dreamed in a million years. I adored the ending the villan met at the end, that type of event isn't something you see that often! I quite enjoyed Richard's story. It is not often than I really buy the reluctant hero types, but I found his story quite memorable and was thrilled at the ending, he grew and changed dramatically. The settings of this book also deserves a mention, they were astonishing...I guess I just love London and the concept of a whole other version of London existing just benith the one we know now was quite orginal.

Thank you so so much for sending me this suprise book! I think I will soon start at ray and spread the word of Gaiman to others.

Journal Entry 5 by sothisdhampir from Fort Worth, Texas USA on Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Now a bookray! :)

How the bookray works:
* Someone will PM you for your address, PM them back and provide your address.
* When you receive the book, please make a journal entry letting everyone know that you received it .
* Put the book at the top of your TBR pile (under other rings/rays that arrived first) .
* Read the book (take your time and enjoy the book, don't feel rushed to finish it but try to get it out to next reader within two - four weeks) .
* When the end is in sight, check the book's journal and PM the next person to get their address .
* Finish the book, make another journal entry and let everyone know what you thought of the book .
* Send the book to the next person on the list (please use the cheapest shipping method available), make release notes (Controlled Release) to let everyone know that it's in the mail.
* The last person on the list gets to keep the book, or release it however they see fit! :)


Here is the mailing list:
MmeClinton (US/US shipping)
grubsneerg (US/US shipping)
Ctychic (US/US shipping.)

Journal Entry 6 by sothisdhampir at -- Somewhere, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- USA on Saturday, January 30, 2010

Released 14 yrs ago (1/30/2010 UTC) at -- Somewhere, -- By post or by hand/ in person -- USA

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On it's way! :) Enjoy!

Journal Entry 7 by wingMmeClintonwing from South Berwick, Maine USA on Monday, February 1, 2010
This has just arrived in the mail at the end of a long frustrating day, so you can imagine how great it was to open this package! Although I have two other rays in front of it, I should get to it this month easily. So exciting! Thank you so much for setting up the ray!

Journal Entry 8 by wingMmeClintonwing from South Berwick, Maine USA on Sunday, February 21, 2010
I admit it, I actually moved this book to the top of the pile over a different ring book.... because I needed a great escapist fantasy young adult/adult read after a series of too serious (although all good) books... and it was a great decision! It has helped me forget being really sick this week as well as just overwhelmed with winter and work. It's a fine tale with a consistent tone, some villains who remain absolutely and grossly in character, twists and turns that come together as they should. Because I was always aware it was fantasy, even the bloody scenes aren't particularly bothersome. A satisfying ending to the nasty guys, a curious but good ending/beginning for our reluctant hero. The subway experience may never be the same! I am sending this fine tale off to the next bookcrosser on the list!

Journal Entry 9 by wingMmeClintonwing at South Berwick, Maine USA on Sunday, February 21, 2010

Released 14 yrs ago (2/25/2010 UTC) at South Berwick, Maine USA

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If I can find someone to mail this before the date I've chosen, I'll do so; I am in final production week of our Upper School play and so have rehearsal until after the Post Office closes, except for Thursday. So it will soon be off to Pennsylvania to grubsneerg!

Journal Entry 10 by grubsneerg from Greensburg, Pennsylvania USA on Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Neverwhere has arrived here safely! I can't wait to dive in. Thanks for sharing, sothisdhampir, and for sending, MmeClinton.

Journal Entry 11 by grubsneerg from Greensburg, Pennsylvania USA on Sunday, March 21, 2010
I wish I were more familiar with London so that I could properly enjoy this wonderfully descriptive and imaginative book. Having never been to London Above, much less London Below, I feel like I missed out on some of the nuances of the story locales. When I read fantasy books, it's much easier for me to imagine completely fictional worlds than to try to fit the fantastical into real-life cities, streets, and buildings. Nevertheless, I still thoroughly enjoyed the story, the characters, and Neil Gaiman's writing skills.

I'll be contacting Ctychic for a mailing address so the book may continue its journey.

UPDATE 3/26/10: Ctychic has asked to be skipped, so I'll see if anyone else wants to continue the ray.

Journal Entry 12 by grubsneerg from Greensburg, Pennsylvania USA on Thursday, April 8, 2010
Neverwhere is on the move again! Many thanks for joining my second-ever BookRay! Please abide by the following rules:
— Make a journal entry when you receive the book.
— PM the next participant, even if you have their address, to confirm where the book should be sent next.
— Read the book within a month if possible - if delayed make sure to let us know!
— When you've read the book, make a journal entry telling us what you thought.
— Make a controlled release when sending the book on, using YOUR country, state, and city as the release location.
— The last person on the list is free to continue the ray or wild release or whatever they please.
— Enjoy!!!

Mailing order:
1. wendyv (Australia, ship Int'l) <-- Done
2. iluza (Argentina, ship Int'l) <-- Done
3. dutch-book (Netherlands, ship EU) <-- Done
4. Margih (Finland, ship Int'l) No response
5. ToXiCKiTTiKiSS (US, ship US) <-- Done
6. mhs160 (US, ship US) <-- Done
7. antiquedress (US, ship US/Canada) No response
8. ravencat (US) <-- Done

Bookray is complete! Thank you all for participating and for making it a success!

Journal Entry 13 by grubsneerg at Greensburg, Pennsylvania USA on Friday, April 9, 2010

Released 13 yrs ago (4/9/2010 UTC) at Greensburg, Pennsylvania USA

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And it's off! First stop: Australia.

Journal Entry 14 by wendyv from Blind Bight, Victoria Australia on Thursday, April 15, 2010
TBR - thank you for sending this book to me! And for the lovely book plates and pencil! I am so excited! I will send it to Iluza once I have read it. Thank you for including me.

Journal Entry 15 by wendyv from Blind Bight, Victoria Australia on Wednesday, April 21, 2010
I liked the book and can see why many people really really love it. I branched out a bit with this ray and chose outside of my usual 'comfort area'. I have visited London in the past and I was able to visualise the incredibly imaginative Underside. I found it a sort of cross between Alice In Wonderland and any one of Dickens' novels...the characters were interesting but I found them a little one dimensional in personality if not in appearance...in stark contrast to the colour and vibrance of description evident in the the settings.
So, all up, I enjoyed it, thank you for including me in the ray, I have enjoyed reading something a bit different....

Journal Entry 16 by wendyv at Blind Bight, Victoria Australia on Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Released 13 yrs ago (4/23/2010 UTC) at Blind Bight, Victoria Australia

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This will be posted by the weekend to continue its journey. It is off to Argentina!

Journal Entry 17 by Uz99 from Buenos Aires, Ciudad de Buenos Aires (Capital Federal) Argentina on Thursday, May 6, 2010
@ home!

Journal Entry 18 by Uz99 at Caballito, Ciudad de Buenos Aires (Capital Federal) Argentina on Sunday, June 6, 2010
wow!!! what a wonderful story!. I really enjoy it!
I'm trying to contact to dutch-book ( i sent 2 emails) but I haven't answered yet! I'll try once more!

Journal Entry 19 by Uz99 at Caballito, Ciudad de Buenos Aires (Capital Federal) Argentina on Wednesday, June 9, 2010
I can not use the release option. but anyway...

I put it in the mail office today!
The book is now travelling to dutch-book's house!

happy reading!

Journal Entry 20 by wingdutch-bookwing at Weesp, Noord-Holland Netherlands on Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Got it in the mail yesterday. On MTBR.

Journal Entry 21 by wingdutch-bookwing at Weesp, Noord-Holland Netherlands on Thursday, July 29, 2010
I finished it and quite liked it. Neil Gaiman has never disappointed me, so didn't expect that from this book too. He didn't. I'd describe his books as fairytales for adults. I liked it. Will PM Margih.

Journal Entry 22 by wingdutch-bookwing at Weesp, Noord-Holland Netherlands on Saturday, September 11, 2010
MargiH still hasn't reacted on my PM. Will try ToxicKittiKiss.

Journal Entry 23 by wingdutch-bookwing at Weesp, Noord-Holland Netherlands on Thursday, September 30, 2010

Released 13 yrs ago (9/30/2010 UTC) at Weesp, Noord-Holland Netherlands

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Off to the next in line.

Journal Entry 24 by TemekuGirl at Temecula, California USA on Sunday, October 24, 2010
I have started reading this book, and I hope to finish soon.

Journal Entry 25 by TemekuGirl at Temecula, California USA on Monday, December 20, 2010

Released 13 yrs ago (12/20/2010 UTC) at Temecula, California USA

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I thought this story was so interesting. The author created this entire new world, and while I do not think I would want to venture there, it was fascinating to think of what could be going on right beneath your own city.

Off to the next person.

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Journal Entry 26 by mhs160 at West Chester, Pennsylvania USA on Sunday, January 2, 2011
Received in the mail. Up next on my TBR list. Thanks!

Journal Entry 27 by mhs160 at West Chester, Pennsylvania USA on Saturday, April 23, 2011
I loved this book! What a vivid story. It keeps you interested and eager to read what happens next. Richard is adorable as the sincere yet bumbling main character or as sothisdhampir said "the reluctant hero type". I also enjoyed the ending. This was the first Neil Gaiman book I read and I can't wait to read more from him. I'm so happy that I joined this ray. Thanks to grubsneerg for organizing it. :)

I sent PMs to the next reader (antiquedress) but didn't get a response, so I'm mailing it out to the following reader, ravencat.

Journal Entry 28 by mhs160 at West Chester, Pennsylvania USA on Sunday, April 24, 2011

Released 12 yrs ago (4/23/2011 UTC) at West Chester, Pennsylvania USA

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Sent to ravencat yesterday. Confirmation #: 0310 0480 0003 7085 7781.

Thanks for sharing. Enjoy!

Journal Entry 29 by ravencat at Lancaster, New York USA on Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Book arrived (along with an inspiratinal bookmark) and will get to it shortly. I have two ahead of this one.

Journal Entry 30 by ravencat at Lancaster, New York USA on Wednesday, June 8, 2011
This was the first fantasy-type book I have read and did enjoy it for the most part. It left alot to your imagination,sometimes complicated and sometimes a very believable sci fi adventure. I do agree with grubsneerg that I wish I was familiar with the London subway system and different sites of the city as this would have made the book all the more interesting. Thank-you grubsneerg for sharing this book.

Journal Entry 31 by ravencat at Lancaster, New York USA on Thursday, July 21, 2011

Released 12 yrs ago (7/21/2011 UTC) at Lancaster, New York USA

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21 July 2011: Book is on the move again with a continuing bookray. Usual rules apply as listed above by grubsneerg and most of all enjoy the book and thanks for keeping it moving. The last person on list is free to do what they please. I hope this little book stays in one piece!

Mailing order: Please check mailing order as it might have changed as people are added to the list .
1. martinburo (UK) Intl ship
2. Cassandra2020 (Scotland) UK/EU ship
3. mysterious mummy (UK) UK/EU ship
4.elstaplador (UK) Intl ship
5.deludeddaydream (UK) Intl ship
6.Lintulai (Finland) EU ship
7.lunatum (Finland) Intl ship
8.stoepbrak (South Africa) Intl ship
9.SerendipityN (Germany) Intl ship
10. R4Andre (Portugal) EU ship <~~~~ No response
11. fusillifunk (Portugal) Intl ship <~~~~ No response
12. cordelia-anne (U.S.) Intl ship <~~~~ Book Here 17 May 2012

Journal Entry 32 by martinburo at Norwich, Norfolk United Kingdom on Thursday, July 28, 2011
Thanks. I had just finished my previous novel, so I'll read this straight away.

A quick read, full of adventure. I didn't stop to think about it too much. Would read more by NG.

Journal Entry 33 by wingCassandra2020wing at Roslin, Scotland United Kingdom on Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Arrived Monday & perfect timing as I was on the last chapter of the book I was reading. Started it this morning & already 80+ pages in (& I've been to work!)

Thanks to all for arranging the book ring & keeping it going.

Journal Entry 34 by wingCassandra2020wing at Roslin, Scotland United Kingdom on Wednesday, August 24, 2011
This is the 2nd (0r 3rd dependent on how you count things) book of Neil Gaiman's that I've read. I initially read his collaboration with Terry Pratchett (hence the counting thing), Good Omens, and absolutely loved it. From there I read American Gods and whilst I enjoyed it, I found it heavy going. This one is nearer the former in it's use of humour and the storyline has a good pace & zips along.

Richard Mayhew is an ordinary guy with an ordinary life. One night, on his way out with his fiance to an important dinner, he finds a 'homeless' girl lying wounded in the street. Despite his fiance's protests, he stops to help and ends up taking her home to patch her up & care for her. His life promptly unravels and he finds himself a 'non-person' drawn into 'London below'. Here he meets all sorts of wierd, wonderful and mythological people and beasts and has varied wierd, wonderful and strange etc etc adventures. Found it greatly amusing and flew through it, will be looking out for more Neil Gaiman from here!

BTW I believe the book was written after it had been dramatised (if you know what I mean), but I never saw the original on BBC. Would be interesting to see how they achieved it.

Journal Entry 35 by wingCassandra2020wing at Roslin, Scotland United Kingdom on Saturday, September 3, 2011

Released 12 yrs ago (9/3/2011 UTC) at Roslin, Scotland United Kingdom

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posted out to mysteriousmummy - I hope you enjoy the book!

Journal Entry 36 by mysteriousmummy at Shefford, Bedfordshire United Kingdom on Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Received safely at least a week ago, sorry for delayed journal entry. Will read as soon as possible.

Journal Entry 37 by mysteriousmummy at Shefford, Bedfordshire United Kingdom on Tuesday, October 4, 2011
I LOVED this book,I was gripped from the very first page, loved the idea of a whole subterranean sub culture underneath London and people falling through the cracks. The characters were brilliant and the whole story great.

PMd elstaplador to pass it on - posted on Friday 7th October Enjoy

Journal Entry 38 by elstaplador at Woking, Surrey United Kingdom on Monday, October 10, 2011
Arrived today. Thank you!

Journal Entry 39 by elstaplador at Woking, Surrey United Kingdom on Thursday, October 13, 2011
When I was little my ma used to read to me from Eleanor Farjeon's Nursery Rhymes of London Town, a lovely book that made the names that make London what it is into people. (King's cross/ What shall we do?/ His purple robe/ is torn in two...) It was a long time before I saw London itself, and so even to this day the London map in my mind is populated by these personages. Neverwhere is a book that gets this, that makes London a place of two layers, of a richly peopled fantasy world running beneath the surface. Dark and funny, with heroes and villains and swashbuckling, and a wonderful sense of history. My only gripe, really, is that this was an American edition, and so I was constantly being thrown off by pants and flashlights.

Other than that, this was a rather fantastic book, in every sense of the word.

Journal Entry 40 by elstaplador at By mail, A Bookring -- Controlled Releases on Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Released 12 yrs ago (10/18/2011 UTC) at By mail, A Bookring -- Controlled Releases

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Posting on to the next participant in the ring. Enjoy!

Journal Entry 41 by rem_UAU-320589 at Waterlooville, Hampshire United Kingdom on Thursday, October 20, 2011
Received safe and sound! Thanks! I shall start reading this book straight away. :)

Journal Entry 42 by rem_UAU-320589 at Waterlooville, Hampshire United Kingdom on Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Things I loved about this book:

1. The narrator - a sardonic character in his/her own right who weaves words into the most vivid of images and plays his/her cards close enough to his/her vest to keep me intrigued to the end.
2. Richard - this guy goes on such a journey, and it's a believable journey. He has a wicked sense of humour too which only really emerges as he starts to find his feet in London Below. The poor guy is dragged into a world he doesn't even know exists and flounders horribly for most of the book, but when the time come for him to rise to the occassion, he does just that.
3. London Below - what an amazing alternate reality. The whole time I was reading I kept thinking 'Damn! I wish I'd thought of that!'
4. The way Gaiman plays shamelessly with tropes and cliche. I imagine he had enormous fun writing this book. The Wizard of Oz references (the obvious and not-so-obvious) are highly amusing and satisfying.
5. The Marquis de Carabas - he reminded me of Captain Jack Sparrow. In a good way.
6. Croup and Vandemar - it's true; they have no redeeming features, but they are so funny in a macabre kind of way. (Does that count as a redeeming feature?)
7. The lack of romance - refreshing!
8. The ending - I shan't spoil it, but I think it was perfect!

Things I didn't like:
1. Um ... nothing, once I got over the use of words like 'sidewalk' and 'flashlight' instead of their British English equivalents! It seemed very odd to read about London in American English.

Thanks for sharing this book with me. I've PM'd the next BookCrosser on the list for their address. Will mail on as soon as I have it. x

Journal Entry 43 by rem_UAU-320589 at Waterlooville, Hampshire United Kingdom on Thursday, October 27, 2011

Released 12 yrs ago (10/27/2011 UTC) at Waterlooville, Hampshire United Kingdom

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Mailed to Lintulai using 'Airmail Small Packets'.

I hope you enjoy this book as much as I did! Be gentle with it though; some of the pages are starting to work their way loose. :)

Journal Entry 44 by Lintulai at Lahti, Päijät-Häme / Päijänne-Tavastland Finland on Tuesday, November 1, 2011
I received the book today from deludeddaydream. I'm looking forward to reading this. The book really has travelled alot, I hope it will remain in one piece from my hands to the next reader!

Journal Entry 45 by Lintulai at Lahti, Päijät-Häme / Päijänne-Tavastland Finland on Saturday, November 26, 2011
Having read only one Gaiman book before this one, I had a clue of what to expect. What I most enjoyed was the strong characters and the way they were built on a need-to-know basis. The book was very centered in London, where I've never been. Therefore I must have missed 3/4 of the playing with language and places, but I think I got the grasp of quite a few anyway. He hasn't been praised in vain.

Journal Entry 46 by Lintulai at Lahti, Päijät-Häme / Päijänne-Tavastland Finland on Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Released 12 yrs ago (11/30/2011 UTC) at Lahti, Päijät-Häme / Päijänne-Tavastland Finland

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The book sent forward to Lunatum using SmartPost. The book is very fragile, I hope it stands to travel!

Journal Entry 47 by lunatum at Savukoski, Lappi / Lappland Finland on Friday, December 2, 2011
Neverwhere arrived today. I have one ring book ahead of this.

Journal Entry 48 by lunatum at Savukoski, Lappi / Lappland Finland on Wednesday, December 14, 2011
After 50 pages I decided not to read this book, because I had a nightmare about two men behind my door... But I always came back to the book and really enjoyed it. Actually it was hard to stop reading, it was so good. Thanks for sharing this book with us!

I'll send the book to next reader as soon as I'll get the address.

Journal Entry 49 by lunatum at Savukoski, Lappi / Lappland Finland on Friday, December 16, 2011

Released 12 yrs ago (12/16/2011 UTC) at Savukoski, Lappi / Lappland Finland

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The book has been sent to South Africa.

Journal Entry 50 by Stoepbrak at Cape Town, Western Cape South Africa on Friday, December 30, 2011
The book arrived today. Thanks, lunatum; thanks, ravencat!

I'm busy with another book, but plan to read this one next.

Journal Entry 51 by Stoepbrak at Cape Town, Western Cape South Africa on Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Neverwhere marked the first bookray from another BCer I took part in, and it certainly was a good start. The story hooked me immediately and I finished the book in a couple of (working) days.

Neil Gaiman is good, but I'm spoilt. Numerous Discworld books later, Terry Pratchett to me is the standard of what fantasies of this kind should aspire to. Thus, a 7 and not an 8/10, but an enjoyable 7 without doubt.

Journal Entry 52 by Stoepbrak at Cape Town, Western Cape South Africa on Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Released 12 yrs ago (1/5/2012 UTC) at Cape Town, Western Cape South Africa

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I've patched the book up a bit and am sure that with care it will make many more hops still. When it gets to the stage where pages start falling out, we'll just have to keep the bundle together and the numbered pages in sequence. No reason why a book like this can't regenerate itself like some characters in the story it tells. :-)

Sent to SerendipityN in Germany this morning. According to the rules of our postal services, the book was too thick for "letter rate" and had to be sent as a parcel (more than twice as expensive). So, I'm afraid it had to be surface mail. Expected duration: two months. Ouch.

Journal Entry 53 by wingSerendipityNwing at Wuppertal, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany on Wednesday, March 21, 2012
It has arrived! :-) Thank you. I'm really looking forward to reading this.

Journal Entry 54 by wingSerendipityNwing at Wuppertal, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany on Thursday, April 26, 2012
I had some difficulties getting into the story but then I enjoyed it. Some elements (the city beneath the city, Mr. Crouch & Mr. Vandemaar) reminded me of other books I've read. I'd like to see what the BBC did with the story, I read there was a mini-series back in 1996.

I haven't received an answer from R4Andre and have now pmed fusillifunk.

04.05.2012: fusillifunk hasn't answered as well, pming cordelia-anne now.

Journal Entry 55 by wingSerendipityNwing at Wuppertal, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany on Saturday, May 5, 2012

Released 11 yrs ago (5/5/2012 UTC) at Wuppertal, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany

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Mailed it off to cordelia-anne today. Enjoy!

Journal Entry 56 by wingCordelia-annewing at Decatur, Georgia USA on Thursday, May 17, 2012
Lovely Serendipity in Germany sent this my way. It arrived this afternoon and, frankly, I'm in awe. NEVERWHERE has been everywhere! I suppose the time is right for me. I recently read another Gaiman book, a picture book actually. I read it with pleasure--but didn't really get it until after I mailed it off in bookcrossing. After reading this, I will attempt to find the other bookcrossers in the ray. I will certainly treat this with care and hope it has several more trips to here and there and neverwhere.

Journal Entry 57 by wingCordelia-annewing at finding my place, Somewhere -- Controlled Releases on Saturday, July 27, 2013
Forgive me friends. I see that I've had this book for over a year. It's been a wild year. I promise to read this and get it traveling again by next month.

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